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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11

with them not only In our bat also In that OF
mn her husband as lost and hidden him farewell forever
abstain from the execution OF THESE plans wien ,ne
nairsd by ANYTHING elsc throughout this broad land
The nurdcr-peoplc mocrervolkl whose great
The money rahir hows Their blood be on ns and on
children this muto"i-I"pr "'nSt De pi"usn, W
realizing sense OF what Is done ia the assassination Of ts
hest men II the rcgning band OF thugs has occasion
through means Of bomb episode to eIrage inc hhi'
ines once against the dangerous An5rcrists'
then much for these days too much would be lost from
the effect OF this Infamous murder ,,,
Whoever wants 10 show next Friday thal he secs Ia le
Shaving OF our condemned brethren MURDER highway
murIer committed by robbers upon the defenders OF
their prey. might net as did according 10 Blblc legeh
the Children OF Israel AT the lime when the anger OF
death passed through Egypt they may 90 ana place Sc
feel. STAY everybody at home on Friday. lie VINO Is
not compelled to should not 10 TO WORK.
1t is rem arkahe with fan iarity the Anarchist
journals embrace the Holy Scriptures in view OF the
fact that their socaed great teachers almost to man
deny the existence God from which Biblical nspra
is believed to have come The fact mas not been at
all concealed that q eneaning missionary has been
repudatrd ut the door OF every one o te Cells OF the
condemned Anarchists except that OF Felden and even
he II is said has fallen away from he sahuaih oI DIS
fonudering doubt hut the darkness or unbelief There
has existing fear that In the presence or an
army OF the relatives of Spies the tender heareh Gov
might yield so Tar AZ to commune e sentence OF
hi diabolical human motive power OF anarchy 10 I'M
prisoumcnt for life. Ii Was with ferNent amen That
his name was tonight read the list OF those who
hanged to morrow. From The lncipency or the
stood forth III the instance passionate aCit3tor.
then as cowarlly insgator Of violence. next as the
weakest of shirks meanwhile posing AZ an obco not
only of physical but sentimental admiration and lastly
as the rcpulatOr OF OF his most persistent and
heroic followers Spies in his excessive vanity his com
monpace exprcssvcncss and his conspicuous blather-
skltsm was only die gushing; but in crawling for mercy
and through his circumference OF the scrncr lnCg he
has rendered himself contemplate the lowest degree
The Havmarkct tragedy was un1uestionably the direct
result of his teachings and advice. Ihngg made tho
bombs who threw them is not definitely known. but
Lngg understood for what purpose he was making them
and IN. has II sci
has ded Il less horrible death than that or his
victims He followed his master mp to and within the
gates OF death and his view ~ Spies presented the
latter PROSTATE supplian at the foots;oo or the
power OF which Ire had preached the overthrow.
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LINGGs ADMIRERS HERE REJOICE.


GLAD THAT HE CHEATED THE PoLice-wHAr
sUFyITCH AND HINTON SAID.
T, "a nm unusual thing 70 say that any one In hts
right mind would receive with Joy the news Of the
death OF a former associate for whom he had the
hichest regard. but It is 50 In the case OF Louis
Ilngg who killed himself In tho prison In Chicago
YESTERDAY All his friends In this city had only
fecllng and that of JOY because he had escaped
the gallOws
II an glad that Idngg put himself ont Of the
clutches OF the police" said Sergus Il. Shevitch, editor
of The Leader" Poor follow. no was one Of those
men who In any advanced cause arc always the mar
tyrs Iie was thoroughly In earnest I'm everything
that no did, and II no had thrown tho bomb ho Of
such a temperament that no would have glQried In It.
No, no had nothing to do with throwing that bomb.
lie did believe that tho mo had for IL to DO
done lilo undoubtedly had weak mind, and tho
thought that no to DO portion Of tho police show
to morrow drove him Wild 1 would DO tho Same
thing under ko clroumsta ncos."
While Mr.. shevltch talking. Colonel and Mrs.
Hinton came Into tho
II am happy" sho said. that ono man escaped
their clutches Tho police Of Chicago arc glorying In
tho fact that they TO murder those martyrs TO
tho cause of froo speech and liberty"
John Most has not left this town for tho wild, bleak
Wilderness which no wants ~ hide himself fDrovor
nom tho gaxe Of man, and no wild In his OK
prcssons OF appreciation Of tho act Of Hngs.
! Anything to cheat tho police" he said In IN
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FORGETTING 4 RUNAWiY son.

YOUNG NORTH TELLS HOW HE AND his CoMPAN
IONS WENT SOUTH.
Adolph Meritz repehtant and forgiven runaway BOY
got back 10 his home, No. % East ssyeneentGs a., 90
Wednesday night. His safe return was mentioned ~
Tnr TRIBUNE yesterday. but Adolph was TOO tired 10
explain results OF the practical application OF dino
novels by small boys He told his sorry yesterday
and has promised never 10 do so again Adolph aaa
his young friends. Harry Gardiner anl Harry Buns
man. OF this city, each about fifteen years OLD Taey
had done anything than smoke cigarettes On
the sly sui pretty good boys They yearnci for Al
adventure, however, AMI Adolpk furnshel them
chance. lie played truant from scho,l for TWO week.
fearing that his parents might hear OF he decided
10 run away. HeexperimenteI. taking dying trip 70
Poughkecpsie and back ten days ago with L. l. Adams
a midd Gagged Ad0lph liked tho ssusAuea
and drew his money. S35. out OF "o
bank and the next Wednesday tse three boys zoos
n room In a Lexin:Ion-aye. boarding house lucy
smoked cigarettes until they content or slcA AZ
the evening. and the next morning started Tor S.
Anaroh Mysterious Nike, the One-cyed one "
Captive Princess" blood gore glsry. etc. etc Not,s
encountered Ia jersey cry anu they "rnt
Philadelphia. where they bought pistols. Then tnsy
went 70 Balumore. Washington and 10 CentralIa,
No Injuns found. but of the boys read IA
the papers the story OF their disappearance sat -
minded them Of another failure they had made TO Keep
selves they sold their derby hats with true bandiS
disregard price at seventy five cents each purchasing
soft hats fhe plot thiekened. They kept ava!
wns. utHt came they sought one auothsTs COMPANY
on Monday they went IN Richmond and then TO Ash ana
Their money was getting low. "Mysterious Nike
could not furnish Instructions ON that point SO hay
Buusman consented 10 let Adolph sell his Overcast
Adslph refused and while he was asleep bis eomPsn"s
left HIM Adoph then added chapter TO tho poos IA
his re volver for ninety before he started lhen
ready for the worst
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.r,,yr,rrv,yG ONE OF THE JURORS

CuicAco Nov The Lake police arc greatly eNer'
sd over what they believe /, bo An attempt To take inc
,,,. M Jamos Brayton. ono of tho jury that
convicted tho Anarchists. Mr. Brayton lives
NJ sirty-thrd and Lake sta Yesterday three
or four men made application to rent room
4, stats st about two blocks from Mr. BraJtons house,
r,presenting that they were musician Inc roam was
cd to them. aud they SAID lhey "ouu o'o III tho
.f,.rnoon To-day saloonEecpor. whose naino tho
,, rofu,e TO divugo reported tho police that no
had s-.n the alleged musicians AMI that ho Know
nm, Of them to bs rel hot Anarchist from tho city, ana
no belisyod that the party were Anarchists VINO pro
,,..J IA aks the room headquarters while thoy
psrfrctcd their plans to blow up Mr. Braytons house.
Ibe captain OF police promptly ordered detachment or
i. Nj. m guard BraytOns house. aud several etcers
my, been stationed the house on stale ST., l III
INC men appear take the rsOm they will be closely
w,tchet MIR iIrayton seen this morning lie ad-
mi Ted hat had received threatening etter recently
IL was also reported that gasppo bomb was FOUND In
the rear OF Mr. Braytoas house.
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cUtRyrABLE WORK downtown.

The Charity Organization Society has opened an ohice
NJ No ~ Wam-st to for all that part OF the city
living south OF Chamberss. and the Bridge. Tho Office
will be In charge OF OF the most experienced agents
with competent assistant and will DO open during ordi-
nary hours, that all applications received ny
merchants bankers In that part Of ho city may DO
referred 20 tho society with the that all tho de-
serving Will be carefully provided for and the schemes OF
proes, onal imposors will be thwaed The district will
charge Of local committee composed OF EdwaId r.
oe, Robert c. Cornell. James 3. Coward, h. H. COnvers
GEORGE. y. Dodge, John 6: Floyd c.ol H.
Richards, Noah G. Rogers. Henry Simmons, g.
v II. Townsend and u. Nc F. whtock. who will super
wise the done In the district.
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ono,cb I'm cone with any trouble that might arise
ho would telegraph to tho President ana instructohS
would bo forwarded TO mo hero would then take
,ctIon in accordance with my instructions from Wash
inton."
How long would that formality takeF'
q p,obably not very long. 1t would be dono By
virc and as promptly as possible
&c II not a fact that precautionary measures have
bceu taLcn which would abridge the necessity OF this
t,,rnslty and enable you TO call the troops here at
once2" .
other" tho General concluded.
II has been stated in connection with the Govern
mont troops ri Hollywood that nothing has been left
urdone which would insure their immediate transfer
70 this city II such action became necessary, that
spec train has been arranged for, and that at the
e,et evidence Of tho State militia being Inadequate
to The demand upon 1t, tho REGULARS" could be
rushed down to tho city, armed to tho teeth, and
ready for whatever might be expected Of them In Just
thirty minutes from the ume oruers had pooh
ceivsd at Highwood.
what preparations have you made against possible
troble as result OF tO-morrow's execution ~ asked
n renorter OF General F1tzsmmOns, brigade command
or OF tho Illinois State militia
al can outline plans" the Generals reply.
ut would not DO policy for me to do 80. will say.
however, that $50 men I'm tho ID Regiment and 300
In the Ist Regiment be thrown into tho field for
action at short notice Three hundred and fifty men
IN tho Sd Regiment and 400 In the 4th can be added
10 the force of tho LIST and I'd regiments within prob
ably three hours time. I do not anticipate any
serious trouble however; any trouble that may occur
will be met most efoctualy think by the ponce.
and by attachments from tho 1st and 2d regiments. p
"You do not think, then, that tho assistance Of
the United States troops will be requiredf -
"Oh, / think not. / hope not They would only
be called into requisiton when tho forces now at
our command had proved inadequate. 1t would be
an extreme condition of affairs that would result Ia
the Governor calling upon tho United States troops"
General Terry expresses the opinion that the state
militia OF the city Will prove TO bo all that tho citizens
of Chcsg, couhl expect then to be. They are a
responsible looking set of men, said he. I" and what
have OF them leads me to believe that they arc
in every way capable OF doing coed work
General EitzsmmOns says: ." have the utmost
confidence I'm the men embraced In these two reg-
mcnts Give mo either ono Of them, and will sgrco
10 hold in check the awess spirit OF tho worst Gle
mcni In this city. / do not think thero IA a company
I'm either Of them that would hesitate to 60 wherever
Il sent To obey any orders that might be
issued"
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WANTON INSULT or A MINISTER
A GROSS ATTACK on THE REV. Mr.. BACON, %
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.

A GROSS ATTACK on TIE REV. Mr.. BACON, %
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH Nov 10 (Spsciah.-Since the preaching u
n sermon last SUMNER. in which he gave his
the war issues In a manner at which portion Of his
congregation took offence. the Rev. Leonard WOosey
Bacon of the Independent Presbyterian Church oil this
city has been the pivot around which lively fractional
fight has been waged by the congregation. He
here from Connecticut to year trial. Thomu
H. Harden. wealthy insurance man and member OF Dr..
Bacens congregation mas caused a sensation by pub
fishing the following card:
QUERIES To !. W Bacon. y. DIT Is stated reliable
authority that you said TO some OF the citizens Of
Savannah first that you favored mixed schools blacN
and whites I'm Savannah; second that yOu would not OBJ
j-ct daughter walking on the street leaning ~
the OF man; tLIrd. that you WONG h' ojrI
the marriage OF DAD ghfer "a nero man n shs
were willing Ia rarry him. VIII yon please ah'W.r
through the pablo press amt say whether any or III
those reports represent you correctly oi are anders
The following card which appeared Today signed
by fifteen leading members OF Dr. Bacons consresaa;
CARD
Editors Morning Neirs.
Our atenti ION has been called - an ahvert~eWent1na
local newspaper add sed IN or the pastors OF hs
cty which certain questions pro. ouuded Il" MIMI
form most offensive and Inv lror, wilma manifest pet
pose or bringing public oiiun upon mn asa
upo the young llics OF his familY !;
Of course mpss-Dis for selirt>pectns gen emtn
nav any attention alta, H. the llrpn-f ot
winch The part OF th~ in.tlgoss n not OF te "'er
=, obvious We take tie respOn biiity On o
positive personal knowledge OF or u.s. hal ths la
Pile which this pab.c2tsn Is calculated 10 convey
To the public zach and all false in every particular
wealthy element OF tho con gresation Will stick "
DR.. Bacon II they have to build church TO keep
him here The church will vote the question .. re-
tainng him next sunday ami lively times expected.
1t is tho weahicst and most buebooied congrega ton
In The Or. Bacon advising with his friends as ls
what course t0pursue.
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syMPATHIZERs IN CINCINNATI.

THEY GATHER ~ LARGE NCMB rs, But AXE DIS
prRsrp by THE forIcE.
CtSctSN,rI Nov 1O.-An announcement by small
a,er. that thern would lie meeting 10 night In Count
street. Market space express sympahy with tho con-
5.mseA Chicago Anarchists drew nearly two thousand
roone together No speaking was done and no motion
,va. made 10 the me-ting but tho crowd Kept In
cre.,ing Ill about o'clock. when about 100 poprc
and dispersed II and then stood guard ON INC
trr.f. and prevented crowds from assembling " Is
drlll gh for the militia and the whos Isl es'o' -
,,nIer 1r.s oscnsibly drilling IN It's arnory.
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GENERAL TROOPS AVAILABLE.

w,su>G1oN Nov lO.-Althsugh no Instructions have
hep ned by the War Department 10 that ehcciGenerai
Terrv has Informed that Department that the troops
h.lonsing 10 tho Gh Infantry. now stationed NJ hlTh-
anI near chicago will be available to protect Pn.lo
o,.rty during tho excitement Incident to the EXECUTION
~ inc condemned Annrchists
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HOW SPIES WAS DISAPPOINTED.

TRYING A CHEAP TRICK or GENEROSITY TO SECURE
LGHTENED SENTENCE.
CHICAGO. Nov 10 tSpecni).-The conduct OF Spies and
Parsons IN writing their letters reacted upon
selves IN deadly way. Tho feminine address
OF Miss Van Zandt to have been directed to this
feature in characteristic fashion. she this morning
expressed her fear to friend that August
spies might Ia hanged the victim Of
his own gonsr0slty Tie ssi tnat Dolole
the petitions 10 the Governor were signed Spies
wrote OF which heard anything,
and which lie sent 10 spring tsld urging Governor
or esby commute the OF Parsons End Fischer
although they refused 10 sign any petition and
Ia take his fs s-eah She afraid that the Gov
ernsr igat tako aim at his word. 1hsro many who
hrlsye that Spe. conf isntly expected
n communication and that otherwise he would not
nave exploited his generous sentiments 10 such a
om4rkabe extent His letter 10 the Governor was rs
follows
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CHICAGO, Nov. G, 1887.
GOVERNOR OGLtsBl

sfR: Tho fast that Of us have appealed tn
You for Justice tundcr the pardonng prerogativc)
alton In tho dec sion Of our case some OF my hEnds
La,o a kcd You for absolute pardon. They fco
reconcile Tho idea Of Communication OF Tho sentence
with the consciousness Of Innocence"
The others among them myself, whio possessed Of
tho same lr,ilng OF indignation, can l'lhaPS Hi'Io
calmly and dl-pa--lOnacly look upon the matter a
IL -fanl-. They not rrCari the fact that through
-tcu ale c,r-c of lying tlstoTtinc, luvrnng and
mont Of biticrnc~- and hatred among great portion
OF tho popuace that one man, u" mailer now p"Wrr
fu how courageous. how Ju-t BE- be, cannot possibly
overcome They hold that To over"on" mat Tenh
mrui or the innuencc thereof would almost be an I'm
possibility. Not wishing. therefore. To I'c" your
Tyc"llcncv I'm -ull mor embracing position be
foc.n the b ld fanatIcl.m Of mi-nformod pulic ON
The ono hand and Justice m" other. they conciud'd
L, submit tl,- - you Internationally.
lmplore you not to lot this dherenc, OF action
have any weight with you In determining our fate.
During our trial tho desire ~ tho prosecutor To
slaughter me AMI let my cDd'rndahi- or wan mid,r
puu .hmcu' was qnite apparent ana MANIFEST ~
seemed 10 and to great many others That the
prosecutor would b, -aii-hcl with ono lf'. states
Attorney Gunncll IA his argument inilma''i thlS
plainly. l care NOT 10 protect UY lunor'nc' ~ any
crimc and ~ The on am accused OF ln particular
have done that and leave Tho rest 10 the judgment
II M tory But 10 y0u wish 10 address myself now,
a.. the alc-c arch c,nspraor ueaving the fact thai
meyer hav, belonged TO any KIND 90 conspiracy ONT
~ tho question aioe 'ihcrl II "a hoe Oh ne ','Io
must le VII not my NE suffice The stat : Mlnr-
nry Of cook County asked for no more Take his.
ibcn-taAc my M, Offer II 10 you that YOU may
fv mo ulry Of A semi barbaric mob and save tho-o
a., ny cnmrs IT,. | know that every ono of my com
rodc- I. a. wiling die and perhaps moro 80, than
Am II 1, Mt for their sake that make thlS pnHrr,
but In the 90 humanity ana pr"gre~S IN ING ~.
tcro-t Of il accahln. II po@,.bi' u"Vnloplo vi ."o
enr,l force. that destined 10 I'm our race upon
Cher and better plane Of civilization In me malnc
of IN, trail lions Of our country, beg yon 10 proNcnt
.cven footed murder of men who~o only crime Is
that they arc idcalsts. mat they long for better
tnro for a. II lcga murder there must De- on, ono
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UNITED STATES TROOPS READY TO MOVE
PREPARATIONS ~ CAMP AT HiGHwOoD COM
WANDER OF THE MILITIA sATIsPIKD wirn HIS

MANDER or THE MILITIA SATISFIED WITH HIS
FOrCE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1o.-Alany expressions Of opinion
and much onIccturo have been indugel I'm the hast
day or two as to the actual orders, II any which the
United States troops now at glwood under.
and as TO promptly they might DO transferred TO
this city ia case their presence became necessary
A reporter this morning General Terry at tho
military headquarters, and asked II any preparations
had been nado the transfer Of the United States
troops now at IIighwcOd In case they were wanted
here
After the execution and after tho disturbance
should any occur-I may be willing TO talk about it,"
tho General replied, "but consider 1t bad form and
poor policy for AMY officer to outline his arranged
plans for action In advance.
How long would It take to get the men here
afier orders Lad been issued ~ asked
That would depend upon tho railway. 10 for AZ
tho troops concerned thoy be ready In short
time aft.. they receive orders"
ain case the troops needed hero who would
Issue tho order for them To novel
.m case Governor Oglesby should determine that
tho State militia and city authorities wore not strsns
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rUyEHAL OF GENERAL JOSHUA r. OWEN

FUNERAL OF GENERAL JOSHUA T. UWEN.
PHILADELPHIA Nov 10 (Spectdh. The funeral OF Ten
cral Joshua T. place THIS afternoon frsm his
late home on Chestnut ave. and attended by pron
M rsse nts OF Gera nown, the City Councils. mem
beers of .Le Military order OF tho Loyal Legion ana
officers OF the old Ooth Regiment anu VI
the Philads phia Brigade.
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broken German and English. lie reIapsed in,n
tempative silence while wait Ing for can of beer P,
II could not arouse him from his silence and one ~
his composors rushed into the room with tho rm".
that Superintendent Murray had prohibited the mn,
cessiOn In this city. This aroused him, and he WA
into a long discourse In German ON the evil, of c,
eruMcnt. ~
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TWO ITALIANS CRYING FOR BLOOD

TWO TTALIANS CRIINU FOR DNVVH -
At Jefferson Market Police Court yesieniAy "a
Pazrppi an Italian barber OF 1enth-aSe. and onehun
and twenty afth St Wis sent 10 tho Island Tor hos
months for threatening shoot Matte MOe.io' ,sas
Andrew Massante Italian grocer ol nt'Ve ~ 'Narv
held for trial u charge Of threatening " AA' ''
ROcca az sight.
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Golden at morn silver AZ noon. anu lead al night 10
tho old saying about eating oranges But there some
named Golden and be- taken with benefit
At any hour day This is Dr. fscos Golden edica
Discovery literally worth s weight In gold 10 any ono snf
crng affections Impurities OF tho blood
diseases Of the liver sad lunga IL y uAhlas ~ drug
EistA
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spIFsS, SUCCESSOR AFRAID OF TIE STORM

An EDITORIAL IN THE "ARBEiTER ZEITUNG" UEG-
mo THE ADnEHENTs OF ANARCHY TO STAY
INDOORS.
rCnrCAGo, Nov. 10 GSpocioi).-f the drbe't7 Zcf"ng
had not in the past proved 10 be the fountain from which
ADarcbism drank 10 tntoYicaon, the following editorial
might be accepted eifusion from the Comfy OF
Buncombe In view OF the past history OF mat paper
however the expressions contained therein are hlled
with the concealed spirits OF wickedness 1t says In It's
atest issue:
Our high police the protective wall OF our prominent
people repares openly and secretly all KINDS OF PIE
cauonary measures for the execution OF the judiciary
murder planned for the day after TO MORROW III Is 10 DC
expected mat numerous arrests Will occur to-day or TO-
morrow II this should happen IL s probable bat the
editorial staff OF the Arteer Zcfug Will he placed De
hind the bars In the anticipation OF such ali cVei we
our paper for day or two In the near future; Inc
opponents have far still the power III heli hahus
Why should they not misuse ~ They nave iohr 30
often enough and do IL still II said In the city ina.
next Friday all the bridges 70 be kept open ana hat
the tunnels In Lasaie and Washington sta are 20 DC
kept guarded This. also. does not sound Improbable
We In state Of siege In the city ANYHOW ana INC
high authorities are prevented by nothing from playing
football with the sovereign people Now. IA far as pos
sibe disturbances anent tho probable murder OF One
make n statement now and In thls place
Nothing VI any plans ID known To ua Should such
plans exist hereby request the persons connected